The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-01-22

extent in various parts of Lehigh county
1Readne Knights of Labor are making
an attempt to establish cooperative
store
The penny collection Of tie Reformed
Sunday School for the past year amounted
to S1d1.09.
1T is not generally known, nevertheless
it is a criminal offense to employ boys un-
der ten years Of age.
Don't fail to read the Advertisement
headed "Save time and money" and end
ing, can cheap for cash." 4
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
vitation to third annual dinner of the XIII
Club, of Port Chester, N Y.
Daniel Bailey, of Lizzard Creek, is
sporting one of the Lehigh Wagon Co. S
new and popular build of sleighs.
THE penny collection Of the Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school for
the past year amounted to s3l5.2l.
Charles White had his arm badly
squeezed between the bumpers of two
freight cars at Padkerton Wednesday.
BILLY" Mccormick has succeeded G.
B. NJ. Stocker as bartender at the Carbon
House. "Irisl" will make "dandy"
bartender
Charles StTatss, who resides hear
Mllport, this county, had a large tumoi
removed from his head by Dr. Young, of
Slatington, recently.
st. Nicholas German Catholic church,
at Wilkesbarre, was dedicated Sunday with
imposing ceremonies. Tho church has
membership of oyer two thousand and cost
$4,000.
George w Nusbaum announces in
this weeks ADVOCATE that he will be a
candidate FOR reelection to the Office of
tax-collcctor. George has made an able
e 1icient officer and desc YES reelection.
Martin A. Selple, general AGENT and
Benjamin Thomas, book-keeper for the
Allentown Manufacturing Company, died
at their homes in that city Monday. Both
men were connected with the company for
manY years.
Man proposes, but" Upon think
ing 1t over. we don't believe he proposes
half so often as the girls would like him to
who are fond of driving behind one Of
David Ebbeft's fancy turnouts. Tern 6
low; livery on North street.
Jacob Harris, of Bethlehem, while out
driving recently was thrown from the
sleigh together with two young ladies and
the former was dragged about five miles
and received injuries from which he died
The ladies were only slightly injured.
We had the pleasure Of being present
a. birthday surprise party given in honor
Of Llewellyn Oscar Josiah Strauss, at his
residence in Mhoning Valley Wednesday
evening, by the young people of this place.
The joyial Strauss was unspeakable sur
prised,
The merchant tailoring department of
the One Price Star Clothing Hall, Match
| Chunk. has not been left behind in mark
ing down prices; we will make YOU an all
wool pair of pants TO order at $3.50, 81. so,
$3.50 and up. Suits and overuoats to orr
der at 50, SO, SIS, $50 and up. Nothing
TO beat it in the Valley. Call for bargains.
For Sale.-A well established and -four
ishing Millinery and Fancy Goods business
at Lehighton, formerly owned by Miss
Belle Nusbaun, will sell at discount for
cash. Good reason for selling For par
iicuars and terms apply at the store, on
Bank ST., opposite Schwartz's Furniture
| at Mry n
Store, H'eissport, Pa. 2w~
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth
for pain, has no equal. Persons suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia, or from cuts
bruises, sprains, &C., should not be with
out it, Price only twenty-five cents,
"What is the whole duty of married
man?' asks the new conjugal catechism
TO be agreeable to his wife and keep DR.
| Bulls Cough Syrtip in the hoiise for th,
children when they get cold, of course
Ask us something hard.
The teachers joint local institute, hell
at Siatngton on Friday and Saturday o
last week, was a very successful affair anc
the promulgators deserve the thanks of tn,
teachers of the several counties for th,
pleasure and interest afforded them Gu
county silp't. OF schools was one of th
vice presidents, an G. w. Hemmnger, o
town, secretary. Prof. j. NJ. Roberts, O
our pubic schools, instructiYeIy remarke,
on conscientious Teachers" which wa
, well received.
AT the annual election of the share
holders of the Lehigh Stove and Manufac
turing Co., held at their offith in this Dor
ough on Monday lost, the following DlreC
; tors were elected for the ensuing year
| Gen. w. Lilly, Hon. Robert Klutz, A. II
= Peters, Peter Gross, Joseph Obert, w. Il
? Butler and r. y. IIofford. The new bear
2 organized and elected the following officers
: President, r f. IIofford; Secretary, Tfea.
urer and General Manager, w. II. Butler
a The company expect to resume work in til
4 course of very short time,
e -Constables. should remember that it
h part or their duty, under the law, I
. advertise the approaching election, whic
S comes off the third Tuesday OF next montl
+ The law requires you to put up NOT LES
a THAN TEN notices at least TEN days befol
the elections Where there is a Justice {
d the Peace To elect notice of that fat
# must he posted up not less than INVENT
e days before the day of election. In borough
IS or townships where there Is no constab
l. it becomes the duty of the Supervisors
=: the Assessor TO put up the notices, thoug
i they need give but FIVE instead of ten da,
d notice.
Bowmanstown RipplesI
# John Seller moved to Packerlon ia
week.
4 Miss Ella Schultz of Lehighton, WI
Visiting at Annnstns Nnll's last weak